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Classical Mosaic Workshops |
For Schools, Youth and Community Groups |
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The length of time for a mosaic workshop would depend on the size of the project, whether it is for learning the "direct" or "indirect" method, and the number of participants i.e. anything from a series of five or six 2 - 3 hour sessions to produce a small, individual piece of mosaic art (approx. 12" x 18") for the students to take home, to several months work on a large exterior wall mural involving the whole group. Sessions can be tailored to suit the client. |
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I have found a productive group should be no more than ten enthusiastic participants (youth groups in the age range from 7 to 18 years). Students need not necessarily be good at drawing as a piece of mosaic art can be accomplished by anyone with an interest in learning this ancient art form. |
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I charge an hourly rate which includes all materials (bought-in mosaic tile such as "vitreous glass" or "smalti", specialist adhesives and/or grouts for some projects are extra and will be discussed beforehand), plus travel expenses. I provide all necessary safety and protective equipment and mosaic making tools for the duration of the workshops. Access to water and electricity is required on site. I will ensure the work space is left clean and tidy after the workshops. (Please contact me for rates) |
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| Grant funding is available for some community art based projects and should you consider grant aid for your group, I would be happy to source the relevant information and assist with form filling and completion. |
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Learn how to construct a "ROMAN" mosaic slab using the "indirect" method: a traditional technique of initially laying the mosaic "upside down" onto paper within a wooden frame then backfilling with concrete. This method is suitable for outdoor garden mosaics.
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